Shelving & Wall Storage

Shelving & Wall Storage for Game Rooms and Sports Gear

A dedicated game room or rec space stays functional only if there's somewhere to put everything — controllers, board games, pool balls, darts, and trophies all need a home. That's the gap this collection fills. With just five active products split between two brands, District Mills and RAM Game Room, the lineup is small but purposeful: wall-mounted shelving for display and quick-access storage, plus larger cabinet-style furniture (a credenza and a dresser) for items you want out of sight. Prices range from $59 for the entry-level wall shelf up to $5,250 for the largest District Mills case good, so there's room to shop whether you're outfitting a starter game room or a fully built-out rec space.

Choosing Between Wall Shelves, Credenzas, and Dressers

The right piece depends on what you're storing and how much floor space you have. The RAM Game Room Wall Shelf is the most compact option in the collection and suits buyers who want to mount storage directly to a wall without giving up floor space — a good fit for smaller game rooms, basements, or bar areas where a shelf can hold glassware, trophies, or game-room decor. District Mills' Credenza and Dresser are floor-standing furniture pieces designed to hold more volume: board games, electronics, linens for a bar cart setup, or anything you'd rather keep behind closed doors. If your priority is visible, decorative storage, the wall shelf line makes more sense; if you need enclosed capacity, the credenza or dresser is the better call.

District Mills Rhombus & Half Rhombus Shelves

For buyers who want wall storage that doubles as a design statement, District Mills offers both a Rhombus Shelf and a Half Rhombus Shelf. The geometric rhombus shape breaks up the flat, boxy look of standard shelving and works well as a focal point above a game table, bar, or entertainment console. The Half Rhombus version is the more compact of the two, making it a practical choice for tighter wall runs, hallway nooks, or spaces where a full rhombus silhouette would feel too large. Both can be used individually or paired together to build out a more custom wall display in a game room or den.

Mounting and Installation Considerations

Wall-mounted shelving should always be anchored into wall studs whenever possible, especially if you plan to display heavier items like trophies, glassware, or game-room decor. Use a stud finder to locate framing behind the drywall, and if a stud doesn't line up with your mounting points, use rated wall anchors sized for the shelf's mounting hardware and the weight you intend to place on it. For larger case-good furniture like the District Mills Credenza and Dresser, confirm the piece sits level on the floor before loading it, and anchor tall furniture to the wall with an anti-tip strap if you have kids or pets in the home. Always check the manufacturer's included mounting instructions and hardware for the specific piece you order, since mounting requirements can vary by product.

Price Range and Picking the Right Fit for Your Budget

This collection spans a wide range — from a $59 wall shelf up to a $5,250 statement furniture piece — so it helps to think in terms of budget tier before you shop. Entry-level buyers looking for simple wall storage will find the RAM Game Room Wall Shelf the most accessible option. Mid-range shoppers who want a design-forward wall feature should look at the District Mills Rhombus and Half Rhombus Shelves. Buyers building out a full game room with larger storage needs, and a bigger budget to match, should consider the District Mills Credenza or Dresser, which sit at the top end of the collection's price span.